A Walk on the Great Barrier Reef
A Walk on the Great Barrier Reef
Nonfiction | Book | Middle Grade | Published in 1991
Book Brief
48
Book • Nonfiction
Great Barrier Reef • Contemporary
1991
Middle grade
5-8 years
1040L
Super Short Summary
In her nonfiction work, A Walk on the Great Barrier Reef (1988), award-winning children’s author Caroline Arnold describes the diverse lifeforms that make their homes in Australia’s unique Great Barrier Reef. With full-color photographs by Arthur Arnold, the book details coral polyps, various fish, sea stars, and more while emphasizing the importance of preserving this delicate ecosystem.
Informative
Adventurous
Fantastical
Inspirational
Reviews & Readership
5 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
Review Roundup
Caroline Arnold's A Walk on the Great Barrier Reef receives praise for its vivid illustrations and engaging depictions of marine life, making it an excellent educational tool for young readers. However, some reviews note that the text could benefit from more depth and detailed explanations of the ecosystem. Overall, it's an attractive introduction to coral reef environments.
Who Should Read A Walk on the Great Barrier Reef?
A reader who enjoys A Walk on the Great Barrier Reef by Caroline Arnold likely has an interest in marine biology, ecology, and environmental conservation. This book would appeal to fans of The Magic School Bus on the Ocean Floor by Joanna Cole and National Geographic Kids: Ocean Animals by Laura Marsh.
5 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
48
Book • Nonfiction
Great Barrier Reef • Contemporary
1991
Middle grade
5-8 years
1040L
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